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Music Festival Fans love Lakes Jam because it is an annual music festival that unites rock and country music fans from all walks of life and brings them to the beautiful Brainerd lakes area.
If you are holding passes for the 2020 event, they will be re-issuing them via email over the next few weeks.
If you need passes and camping for the 2021 event, good news! Everything is on sale now right HERE.
Also back for 2021 are things like watercross, drifting, lawn mower racing, bean bags tournament, poker tournament, and a whole lot more!
We ll see you there! We can t wait.
This is the eighth year the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has placed cameras at the nest.
Minnesota DNR EagleCam Live Stream
Note to viewers: This is live video of wild bald eagles living in nature. Natural struggles will occur and some of the feeding or other wild bird behaviors may be difficult to watch. Please use discretion when watching this cam. DNR staff monitor this camera and nest.
According to the DNR:
Right now, there is little activity at/near the nest with our famous pair. When the cam came on this morning, the female was at the nest, however, so this is great news! The resident male hasn’t been seen much by the photographers in the area, but this isn’t unusual. Will he come back? Will another male take over? It is hard to tell, but the female is keeping watch over her territory, so expect for things to get eggciting!
This is the eighth year the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has placed cameras at the nest.
Minnesota DNR EagleCam Live Stream
Note to viewers: This is live video of wild bald eagles living in nature. Natural struggles will occur and some of the feeding or other wild bird behaviors may be difficult to watch. Please use discretion when watching this cam. DNR staff monitor this camera and nest.
According to the DNR:
Right now, there is little activity at/near the nest with our famous pair. When the cam came on this morning, the female was at the nest, however, so this is great news! The resident male hasn’t been seen much by the photographers in the area, but this isn’t unusual. Will he come back? Will another male take over? It is hard to tell, but the female is keeping watch over her territory, so expect for things to get eggciting!